Supply Chain Management and Procurement in the Public Sector
This course examines supply chain management within South African municipalities and public entities, covering procurement planning, bid specification, evaluation and adjudication committees, contract management and the prevention of irregular and fruitless expenditure. Participants work through real procurement scenarios, learn to apply the preferential procurement framework, and strengthen controls that withstand Auditor-General scrutiny while keeping service delivery projects on track.
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Explain the legislative framework governing supply chain management in South African municipalities and public entities.
Apply the preferential procurement policy framework when structuring bid specifications and evaluation criteria.
Evaluate tender submissions using weighted scoring methods that are defensible and consistent.
Draft contract management plans that track deliverables, penalties and variation orders.
Identify red flags associated with collusion, bid rigging and conflicts of interest.
Develop remedial action plans that respond to Auditor-General findings on procurement irregularities.
Course outline
01SCM Legislative and Policy Framework
02Demand and Procurement Planning
03Bid Specification Committee Practice
04Preferential Procurement and Local Content
05Bid Evaluation and Adjudication
06Contract Management and Variations
07Irregular Expenditure and Deviations
08Fraud Risk and Red Flags
Who should attend
This course is designed for supply chain management practitioners, bid committee members, procurement officers and contract managers working in municipalities, provincial departments and state-owned entities.
Fees are per delegate. South African venues are priced in rand; other locations and online in US dollars. Fees exclude 15% VAT where applicable. Group bookings of three or more delegates from the same organisation qualify for a reduced rate; contact us for a quotation.
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